Sentence examples for the density of which from inspiring English sources

More abstractly, lines of force are lines in any such force field the tangent of which at any point gives the field direction at that point and the density of which gives the magnitude of the field.

Linear structures are formed during the final sol aging stage, which then transform into nanoglobules, the density of which depends on the pH of the solution.

The acoustic pressure is described by a hybrid layer potential, the density of which is approximated by a linear combination of orthogonal polynomials.

This also explains the higher light absorption of Au-MacEtch-ed SiNWs, the density of which is quite high, in comparison to Ag-produced SiNWs with lower density and partial size distribution.

Simulation of stick-slip evaporation leads to well-defined multiple stripes, the density of which depends strongly on the difference between the initial contact angle and the angle at which the slip step is activated.

Usually, bones are composed of a relatively dense outer layer of cortical bone covering an internal mesh-like structure (average porosity of 75 95 %) of cancellous bone, the density of which is about 0.2 g/cm3 but it may vary at different points (Fig. 10).

The precursor, the bulk density of which was 1.37 g/cm3, was sintered for further densification at up to 1400 °C without compression, in nitrogen gas.

It is found that the age-hardening effect is driven by the formation of fine precipitates, the number density of which is related to the Zn content of the alloy.

The density of O, which has been widely used, was deduced from the presumed chemistry of the measured ion composition.

Similar effect was also observed on the density of fluid which has also increased with the passage of time.

The density of states which is proportional to tunneling conductance is calculated from the imaginary part of Green's function.